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. . 0 , . m EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. MONDAY. JULl 26,1926
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. characteristic costumes were vets '
. BELL ISLAND ‘to hire. Louis who... am“... HARBOR vmw When $1,500,000 Worth of 0" Was Burned DR [Deaths and Funerals] “
7-" .iadie a . ~ ! '
2} nose desiring to place items ‘secorid; Sgorxnnnfmnmgfifi ”— " . fl . . . 8 a cure
.‘ gm. column should can not lstgmtnid Swenson second Those desiring ‘0 place items lrsnl. mm”. for homcsn'kness “be"
,‘R with “I" J '“ ' l ' in this column should mammal. "3““ “““W' W “‘“H'M' ““"l travelingthrou hFum r
A”. I osephine N. ii . ‘ 'e e e _ “I. With Landon lies-rick, tel. . , nlle, li.|'.‘f‘\i h\\lt) ..tl|. ran ”.1.“ If ii i] hit 4 _P
g " to. 1m! Ol‘ with The i ’ uiry Archer, ill. “01“ 1"" OI. . l morning at inn llillllf' liilvi' t.-. i'.‘ j Dun ‘ 5” Cflm1ildl’,‘
-' . Sentinel. Tel. pa. I’l'ork iuusic writer has returned to .._.._._... m." 0, "m,” “Wm. H M, ‘ m . unchanging 53",“).
MW \"I‘k. alter spendins tho week- - Dr. Nether! St-li't'k “ohm"; wm- he i» wit-mi i. m...» . . . 4.. . ' ‘-. FdSt‘worfh worked
.. ” end with Mr. and Mrs. ii. Joseph prominent physician ofdt‘elield. .\.. Mum...“ il~ p... “wt. .. .. u. . wonders."
l l “light. Mr. Archer wrote the music. . .l.. and a native of ltuilen. died in Fl‘flllt'ts shims; i'm lilti'llll Jtillll l
9.. ii of "Merry Merry" which recently Westi‘lcld. Saturday. at the age of u... Jpn... J... ., w... .. l
'w lciosed after a very successful run ‘ ll. lie is surtlietl by two dwllh Paul \‘nlmitik. Tilt lulu ml .
int the Vanderbilt theatre. it-is. Mrs. 1’. ll. h'carff of Westiicid. intltl iltm iii-ninth; ..i u .itlu. l. flu...
Arthur Wright, Mr, Leon Spark- and Mrs. Prank l“. Sherman of Si. intiislauit l‘lllillll, l‘mt. .iflt-il-li
ner. Mr. and Mrs. Egostgauyuie: , Hartford. Funeral services and llegnuu Oiililtl‘t'tl. iiulml lion ill}
. and Mr. Edward Clan of .‘ew or burial will be in \Vtstfieid tomor- 3:. Mary's "I'H'l'ljx.
were other guests of Mr. and Mrs. , ruu'. Time “as :t Milt-mu incl. hum it
7 H. Joseph Wright over the week- 1n; Roberts “a. born in Damn, rrqllieilt nl unit-h l1'\.Jti\l]>ii in.-
end. Mr. Gould sailed UP ‘0 "‘0 l" ‘ March 21. 1863. the son of Nathan Mn “In I‘clchrani. “it" lie-H ‘
land in his yacht "Th0 Barbara." Fro Ar.— d Vi iluberts and Sally Richards Roberts. N'ltllrn I'h'I'tHl luv 0' Iiwl f’i""l .,
. . a “C08 en In llcent lie. was educated in the cpuhli '“b il'MO". null 11%. lv-nm it. :‘th' ‘,
0V2] Dance A ala Occs- Charles Snitfen. John Seeour and Doyle Win Prizes For ”hm”, of New York my and "M1_.<inn«-..n, l 'r . ' > .. ,.,..,, ,
noted from the Physicians and Sur- __._____. On our radial-tune in ms ways.
John Burr of White Plains visited
Ninth ”train-ill Bt‘t‘rs Ric mon . ’s. ~llic fdxrwtirth
0rd” Ex-
From
lion—“Henry
uenns College of Columbia.
l l numbers of the younger set yester- Ch'l’lflton —Mn B .
. tols Old F I S h i 0 ll Edi any, hlr. Bnii'fen resided at Bell Is; _ d0“ Takes Door 131-12er me" he went to the Vanderbilt TM “mm” M “m 5mm ”up mum WIVl‘lffl‘rlfililflmut-n.
Dances—Prize Winners. “““d last 3“" In tho "heel-Nook. ' clinic as assistant and then to the ‘ 2:]; firm: 1"‘1‘: ‘I'lli‘lllul"{lll'iiiilbé'ii'N‘}
. i i my .. LL! l
New York Eye and liar lnilrmary as
d \‘irr. William Rapp "“3"“ MIN." the name given in \lesipui’t'nm . l'- i} \la' l
. Saturday night. Immigrant Ni ht Mr' “" ‘ ' ' to tile elitcrtalnnien gr . assistant surgeon. later he. becamc' . " ' f“ - ' ‘- ‘- . "' im-rrt. “cell-nit. Snitlltiay. ll. '.l .t
g n my l’olnt ltond entertained Mr-i ‘ ‘4 “NM It . . itulm. linsinl .i [1.1- \.~ until . . .
hue e gola occasion at Bell island. 0‘ ‘1. “t {r l‘ ‘\lertz Mrs L- C. the Harbor View club Saturday surgeon at the how lork Throatt Mt-thudm ”ml h “rm H 1‘ HM ‘- a; you. o. our and .u .«ur. -. . _.
Irish and Dutch. (lermuns and ““d ‘ "g“ “Liaise. Ra bliss '1‘ levenlno. proved as successful an oc. “"0 N°" hospital "a 'h'“ instruc-l were many briturul fl. :-.1\ ‘....‘.' .I : ll" ““‘i "W1 «m- tl-iughtvi. l‘iinm
“odes wended their way up the Mfr”) ‘ 5" Mi l-‘itlii’ev'hfertz oi l'llion I stile resident. at tho. beach! tnr at m. xgw York Polytechnic‘ Inu‘rmm‘ “I"; m‘” .. i‘i l(“ Ill“? ' “Mano l':‘l‘l.it t zoio. whose home it
.Iangplank into the club. An old 3;;5‘31‘023: “and“; evening . liege ever sponsored. and as popular Medical school and hospital assls- Norm” mm" H ‘ “ml 1"" "‘ ill I‘lulcnw, imly.
lime fiddle played the music for ".‘ . . ' ‘3“ finlullnb The largest attend- tant surgeon at the Cornell lInlver- ' " 'l‘lio lowly this in... m...“
J". 0” {R'hlom‘d dillct‘l- Henry A V. “‘6' 0‘ "'0 year looked on with de- sity Medical College and surgeon at . , ; “Him” U“"‘"»“"‘ C‘Wl” 1'4““ “’
Ford. in the person of Harry hlc- ,‘M'r' Pn'u‘fl‘r1:30:32‘ffir‘tfii hi: ‘ "Slit It the side‘spilttlng entertain. n... Mal-0pm"... 'i‘hroet hospital. hm” H Within???“ J . . ‘ l’ullglikccprlc iur FNHCV‘l an} i; .
rmott. made a short address 3““ “"“,t “C j, u of V'cw vork' mm offered by the entire Nu. luring the Clill War, not. Dr. m; u m; .4, ‘q[;‘.l""[" f"“"‘- i:~l in u... llill'ui t.....:.;-.
which “.u “- follows: "One of the and film. 1. viii“! 1“ “ and gent family father. mother. son. Roberts enlisted under Colonel .m, ill ‘, '" ',"""?‘"' ““1"" Mr. Atirtnlito “its a il'tll.l”l tr
etest desires f my life (besides "pm" me “c‘k'md “ l‘ ‘ r.‘ . [daughter-lu-law and grand dnugllt- '1‘ ' t ' In '1 M 0' ““m'” “‘°“"“" the ilrm of Adtiant". i'm't :. .t
_ ‘ -‘ - 0 . . . f‘ . M". liarry hit-Dcrniott M "'1“'||‘.or. erty in he ’lth Connecticut \elun- Tim (lPt‘cust-tl is survived in; m... “mm“, “W.” MW” H‘ _
-' king “tilt l1“ 111m“ and -| 1'“ in“... i l-Illiot Nugent. m. wife Norma teern. He was commissioned first children, Juiill' nor, 1"iiiluiiy'i‘,h.”|£: 2",“ v.- lilo“ ““1
9°:“xz "ozdagl‘dtf‘gz‘liigl‘liji ”:22“: . e s I.“ and daughter. “magma L" itt‘ssiiitsnt surgeon of the cm i. s. .ioacplllltri and t; with it..n..l.;i m.p.,_m;n.s_ H, mm .\l;<. _\ at- 5
Vivctl. go . t The Alissrs .\nn and Jane blat- reproduced. to the delight of the au- ”s. l1‘8.."l'iy' Sacrt'taryt 21“” atsnton. four sisters. Mrs. .\nillttl.' Ifillngvrll MW made um”. homo m “H m .
"To bring out the love of commu- mm," l‘lue 1.0”“. cmflfuned at . dience. I.“ act from "The Poor Nut." ‘rll . an is? al_ e close of the Mrs. limp-3 \\ nurtu. Mic. i ;..;.......\.| Hum“ m WU“. you” , ‘. .
‘- it s lrit to ou- nnilutl tn that in breakfast potty “Sterility “Willi“! ll“ Wmi‘dy lllccrsl of last. season. ‘ r‘ "In”? 0 ”0 ice “M" "M" Dunn “M 3"“ “W" H‘“ "i "" l. ll‘r « lmimnt; Harris home tr. 1.. 4
“they l'id schmhl‘e of the l'lilt‘f‘s‘tht‘r in honor of Miss Mildred BlIlCr of Which he wrote with his father at . u“‘°""y°” administration. ”"1” bru'h'w' “W" J” 3'“ ““‘li zetl'cct. “estpurt for this lilimt‘r:
"wmwbwmllp mmqmmfi u; m: Richmond, Va. Those present includ. the beach last summer. J. C. Nu. r Anthony lump, “:1 ..( gum...“
shaking u, th'itrtshinhcront in the cd: Lucia 'i‘urncr. Janet iiinchman. gent, during an amusing and clever .' ‘ The funeral vl'i hr lirlvl "Kimmy “In.“ "“4”.
l ‘ 'l‘wlla lliglet‘. Mr, and M", Ward monologue in which he attempted : ‘ ’mmmn“ M V" "“'"'l‘ ‘IE' "‘ 1‘" ’1 t -‘ . l' . ‘
. Ford. I l \laleolm Mr. and Mrs. J. Stlilwell. ‘0 clllliain how he wrote a lliuy. was ' AMONG THE : home and at 9 ml.“ 2. km S“, “1“” “Swift f ”l‘q‘lglm“ r " ‘ ‘
how to be nor ens—The square “1 \ Stillw‘ll .‘lrs Clav Mat- interrupted occasionally by his Wife. . CONVALESCING inn)»; (hill‘lli. lip...“ a.” be in was ll. .. H. u. a. . .t illit:«,l j .
glance brings out a greater spirit of . '5 - - t , '~ ' ' ‘ - ' Mrs J. C Ntigcnt who would have . ' St .‘inry's "mm”. t)ll0l.l\ flout the A. J. Luiiim .
. . because each time you thctvs, “lilinm llanlon. L. \Vellsley the .Iudl'nco 1m ‘;, til i. h - ‘ ' " uni parlors. llev. Charles than . '
ll re re sevc others danc- Smith PM” ""FM' 3' Ellsworth. . o o . s c. not J' - '- i"--- l'-m \\0llll¢ \i'lli‘t'ii“ l
‘e ' n n ‘ . ‘ .- , ~ t... was responsible for the literary The condition of John Smith or “lilinm Allen .ttirmnt-e , " “ ‘ ‘ ,. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
I With You 'tnd \ou R11 Set more-51mm “mmm (-rtlnimf‘n. John H 1 f l . ~ v . ’ -- ufiitiairni. the pail-hearers -~. ..
. .’ - l‘ltts Clifford J O‘Hara. More Can. o ors 0 tie J. L. htigeut l lulm street. who was painfully (:llt “illism Alien Adriane». irtzrr-l. ' fl , , r ”a 1. .. .
r 30‘" money. “‘ ' ' 'Tho entertainment was received on his right arm Friday afternoon Pmthi‘f‘l‘ll“- 4'". 37. "‘Ml'li‘m'l iret' .m m 1m“ 0 .‘ m. “0m." ‘ f '
‘ “It's simple enough. You dance lkt- . . . with round nt‘ter round of applause. when ‘ 3" of ice sum- 1." from died at his summrr homo in i-C'n.;l ”3mm “"5 mif‘cli‘mny W" “‘ "‘”‘
and there was no disagreement as ”m ice box in the Piggly Willi! ___.___ ___ I l illull cenaetcty. .dblull.
Bosch part of the figure to eight bars
- of music. Thus. head couples for- Sacral men of the Island went
. to whether it was 0 w . I“
on a picnic yesterday to Smiths is- r as “M the ’
pit-lure ~htnv~ st..‘.oo.0tio worth of oil going up in More where the lad is employed. anilith. MW“... pngln-‘apfnv'g ”pm."
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smashed on his arm. was reported. . . )lrs. crow About. 55m“
This rt‘lllill'ltlllllf‘
ward toecontcr and back; then side best show they had had in a. long . . .
uplcs the same; then all sashey to land. The. trip “as made in Thomas little. All agrcf‘d that u had not smoke at “nrrvti. la.. nltrn- n big oil rt-ilut-ry t-miulii lire. “no ol‘ the ‘ h \_ _ A 1 . it today \11 L“ ..
pier and hackmnd then hands all Caniy's boat “The l‘inaforc." Cilr- been and “m not be excelled m a most unusual pictures of n ill't' I‘\(‘l‘ tnhvn. it :llt‘~ a general view of ihcl M 1"“: "0d at l e ‘ "“1“ h°5'i Mrs. S. .\l. Sell-hos: of linr‘or1‘.' ‘ lfll,,.o:x,m fin... LAW}. ‘
round: then back and forth. right ence Spear. \‘lctor Caliill. Stewart long time. conflsgratlon at its height. .llma o 'y' . . 2‘1"“ ““0 "‘"l'i'W‘l l"i"'l“l “‘J ”t" -‘ (Lt 'Fho‘z‘wffl furs“; .. 1
and left, tiltllcc \vllil your opposite liovkinS. Sigmund Swvnson. Frederic During the children‘s hour a ‘ ‘ . 1., , ”in” ’h'" “"3 ‘~“"‘ ‘ 1' “A m, n "1., " b}, t .h. ...'
then nine linnds round. llouston. James Stall}. liearn W. Charleston contest was staged. and -——-—-——-—.‘———... -Ws... . mg, ,_ . _. . . _ ,, ._ “"r'n '1 ce. m" "f l“"er‘Wflfltlllxlt‘m lll‘eet by a car driven “i'mh'l to “ m s u ‘ w”
Revenue Collector and Mrs. Everett. by Thomas 1.91,.“ 1 1,4... H... r, ywndltton.
sec-r.
partner;
" nine balance and so on iinill you Street. Vernon Jnrboc. Edward Hart. the prizes went. to Frances Allen and a .
are otit of breath front laughter llarry Archer. Arthur Wright and Vincent. Doyle. The door prise. u l" r"”"- °t ' “M“"d “9m":- Mfl'fnoon. was rrpwrtmi M K"iiiif: ui'tlJTi ‘U
and good fellowship. ll. Joseph Wright. made tip the picture frame. was won by Mrs.Wii- On th Pl jiln Beach, is better today. Thflnieeiy. although Mill in pain. She Humor .50” i? ”7" effect ' ‘“
"But our fiddler will tell you how party. llam Borsdorf. and Lillian Scltattk e ay roun S "“3““ boy “1" ““3“" °“ 1"“ ""‘{suifered cuts and lil‘lllet‘s and herlfl'm‘h‘l “l-“ld-‘M’ “““d ‘3 l'T”"'
l as the music proeecds and there * ' e and JICk Mlcrery. who won the bal- ."rl iriCyClO “WW1” “4"“ h“ “nthaek was strulnmi. sun is at l‘."1'lrl”' D‘“? “”0“ ”filmy m" H
'_ you are. But above all have it lit- Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hemming. 100“ “N39 ll“ Saturday. wore vre- ' ,_ to the. PM‘CI'MM "id "Ml“"d “5' home and will be confined there for'.‘lt">l the "am“ 0! his i°”°“'"i‘~‘--'
a Ford in the family." Passuie. were week-end guests of eented Willi ‘ vanity case and i1 Cil- ““‘nh'z ""‘l‘ml- t“"'"‘ “it" £0011 it'lullzou Mrs“ “lieu right llrm near the ”mum" 170““ about a vvt‘t‘k. Xasinilie Banner.
arrizes awarded for the most Air. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes. “We 03": respectively. One of tho. rrtnt it'llnt'tiltx fl lilo. l“ ”i!“ \‘lt’tv'l' mu tn. l’l.‘l‘-t' litls :tp- lie was treated by Dr. worse G-|
- e u . Herbert Miller‘s orchestra played is that am.“ a human m." Wm, HHM‘I pulling \\.i.~.!t' of ilit‘. i.\ot’_\' .\‘oruulk trust-cell at the Norwalk hospital and I .
Buster we“ at“. of 50°,“ for the dances. The committee and f . I" I . q ‘ ' ntvitnutt r now hm: an opportunity of inter taken to his hOMO- f STYLE HEADQUARTERS
'. i I' I In" I“ “I“ “ | I I White's "Scandals 0t 1926" \‘ililed Ill members of the colony who were Duo 0 otlr obit ..llll .\. ”MN “3““ harping lilo h.\\ lull. 'l'i'v .\ilii‘l'lcun e e e .l
l.__.-_____...____...—-—- lire-cut were greatly pleased at the been saved will a little :ullllllt'i 1:th l'l'usn Litw noting i tilt at chit ”unfit" Edmund E. Crowe. - For Men.“ Footwe“
Sonny Selwyn over the week-end.
success of the occasion. anzl tx rcss- . . ._ . ,.; l . sl .. l' . -l .~ . . ..1 . i ' . ~ e h m satur- .
e s 1’ knowledge. At no time is this lllltl ' "“ “ “ ‘1“ m “ U" P ‘l 0 m “'5‘ avenue. "mm d o e The new bleached tan calf oxfords. the featherweight oxford in
it. e
7‘ YOUR OAR WASHED Miss M. Nugcnt returned to Jer- ed their desires that it be followed titan Wm.“ Wm... Made"... 0, “ma :Sil‘lltt' anyone tum.- to l‘t.;“."lf.‘ a day afternoon tram New Haven} black and tan and the brogue oxford with wide mu". tea are
.tlromlln; person trout tin water: where h. was M a“ home of mg ‘n ready for ybur inspection
by others no 92901"; To rescue a drowning luxl‘rt-ll does
say City today after spending sever-
1“ h‘” “’ '1" ‘r “‘ in" “mm “° ”brother. Dr. Willie if. Crows for; Newest patterns in men's hosiery.
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A beautiful white yacht “The
“barium." seen off the Point of
.\\\ll.l lo eimrv
how in pt-ri‘ct'ltt resils‘cltation if the
‘\l(‘lllll is so near drowned that he
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THE
‘ ‘ S P R A W A Y ’ ’ .1 d' . i. ll . Sound View house. not require great strength. endur-I ‘
a aysa it. . ., . . .p. . .. .
om Washed and Greased e s e Mrs. Charles A. Smith. hit-ti. l-red- shoe. or unusual swiilttililtx Illilllli'..(-'”iehi l". (Mum W? “Hill dud“ treatment and observation after an‘
‘ Edwin Green was the week-end eric Belchow. Mrs. Behre. MTS- A. Like eterything else at “iiit'li ioiilsrll‘s “,"“ “h“ h dimming WON“ illness °f two weeks. H. is making. "E CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
guest of M... and Mm William C. Morgan Saunders. Mrs. Iiuslr and would succeed you inns: Lune.- how. . “Hi't'ilht‘lt'lle'ti‘ glu'llt liltlr' rescuers: a very satisfactory recovery and ‘
Beers of “Tumble In" Mr». “iiiiam Loyd Webster mil act The average Mtilililit'l, llvtl \~ rmt “111"“? to hold a “our \It‘lllu updcr- hopes to be about again in a shorti SOUTH NORWALK
‘ '. as hOllESSCI (ll llle Ifidles'Aiiel'flnml lift: saving lilclllntis. :lllLiispiltiL: ll l""'r"“ ""mml “Ml “H“ :tl'lti ““1 time. I
“lift the other: and heir of!
Tea. and Card Club Tut-stile; at the m. friend. are glad to
club house. Serving as assistants
will be the Misses Janet Smith. Dor-
rescue. Biltn'ls vary much the mine
chance for success as an anti moinlv
mechanic who might try to fill
Al'r-—:
v
_‘ UNDERWEAR
FOR WARM DAYS
summon"
av. D.
1.. noaxmonsnt
. ‘ noose:
. * UNION stnTs
ATHLETIC SHIRTS.
" alumna PANTS
’ 'nsnnnmosn
some AND nnswslns
"Rogers & Stevens
.- TWO STORES
“Nor-walk So. Nerwslk
Store closed Wed. Afternoons
lloeks Saturday afternoon. belongs
to William'Toed of Brooklyn. Mr.
Todd visited friends on the island.
e 0 0
Thomas Neary. Jersey City visited
his cousins the Misses h‘eary. at the
Sound View house over the week-
end.
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Miss Dorothy Waiuo and Miss H.
Obermiilcr left the island today af-
ter spending e. week with Mrs. J.
Hogan at “Hillcrest Lodge." -
1
Plus Fours Blamed
For Losing Hot Game.
George E. Snrtaln of Willow street.
Frank Bucholtz. 26 St. John street.
and William Johnston. ti Mott aven-
ue. spent yesterday in Denbury.
where they engaged in a. fierce golf
match of nine. holes. The name of
the winner was not announced. but
Mr. Sartln modestly disclosed that
he would have been way ahead. it a.
certain tenseness in his plus fours
had not made itself manifest.
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MISS CLARK RETURNS '10
. HOSPITAL AMER VACATION
Miss Ruth Clark of Winnipeuk.
this morning resumed her duties in
the office of the Nomaik hospital
after a. very pleasant vacation of
two weeks. For a week. she visited
on Long Island. Yesterday. Miss
Clark motored to Bear Mountain
with a. party of friends.
othy Wood.
Delmx. Antoinette Davis
ei
friends at the Aqueduct Race tracks t some “on“. The Pendletons enjoy-
.~ George M. Caley
TELEPHONE 4100
' ADVERTISING councu
ADVERTlSiNG
snow CARDS
. Norwelk.
Dorothy Borsdorl. Ruth
and Kath-
leen ler.
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'In view of the fact that. the old
Egyptian who predicted the end of
the World as coming on July 4. 1926.
has said that there is to be a fire
on the island. September ii. the
Beachcomber. Harbor View's week-
ly paper. has advised the residents
to prepare to Scan the Fire Depart-
ment immediate . Applications can
bu secured from Captain Ed. Heller.
Lieutenants Dr. J. J. Steir. Whilst“
li‘eatherstone. Treasurer John Potter
and Secretu'y Wilfred S. Cousins.
s e s
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kim and
son. of New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs.
P. Wylie and Mr. and Mrs. Meyers
of Darlen. were the week-end guests
of Mrs. Robert Henek.
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Reginald Denny with Laure. La
Plants in "Skinner‘s Dress Suit" will
be shown at the weekly moving pic-
ture show in the club house Wednes-
day night.
. .
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund S. Pendle-
ton and their son. George. returned
last night from s three weeks' stay
at. Mt. Kineo. Moose Heed Lake.
M’alne. George Psndieton participat-
‘ed in all the tennis and golf tourna-
ments while he was sway, and with
,ed their trip exceedingly. but they
are glad to be backat the beach.
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Miss Sally Allen. William Boulec
and Thomas J. Allen. all of Brook-
lyn. were the guests of Mrs. Thomp-
son over Sunday.
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Miss Jessie Jervis is visiting tier
sister. Mrs. Charles Smith.
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David Page. son of Mr. and Mrs.
David l.’. Page. was seen Sunday rid-
ing about the island on his horse. to.
getlie with his father. Because there
is no place to keep them at the
beach. the florets are boarded in
Mrs. William Arthur Payne has
returned from a short visit at Mid-
dletewn, New Hampshire.
Doc Moore
(Continued Front Page One.)
Kiwanis. we have heard about so
much and whieb was held in 'Chick'
Murphy's back yard. gives the men-
us: of the Lions e stronger- im-
pression than ever that he will need
only six men. and as he has to sec-
ond harden alone not counting the
pitchers and other positions it is go-
ing to be hard going foe him to
pick a team that won't melts the
game too one-sided." says Mr. lla-
station.
Chief Pennington promises all
spectatorr full protection at this
event. ‘
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Mrs- lflr OI Vandal!
use. m if. lilk. wife of oer.
geeet Ill. is visiting an east is
Wateetown. lie-
.Whether or Mills youth o! to-
thoI-wersethaathatof
. or just about the nuts.
ttispe-ible thettabothceseeroom
fer West’s!“ and Is not
tooth.
Often he pays for his lack of in»
formation and training with his: life.
The coroner's records are filled with
incidents where a double tragedy
has followed the ttlltlllllt of an un-
trained swimmer to .escuc a drown-
ing person. Other people. sometimes
for our neglect.
home. for a day of recreation at some
beach or lake. to return with, a
corpse of a. drowned brother or sis
tor. Over half of all accidental
drownings are preventable. life stu-
ilig experts tell us. A wider till:-
semlnatlon of life saving instruction
and tho practicr: ~hv swimmers of
those very dear to us, pay the pricca
Every year picnic parties leave“
' has stopped breathing.
.\'o one knows when a knowledge
. of life saving shall prove the means
‘ of alerting tragedy.
Swimmers at (‘nif Pasture Beach
l‘l‘llil‘iillit‘l‘ that the Red Cross Life
Eaters “ill make you one of them
1it‘ the required tests are phased.
'i‘imso capable of passing the various
lslllgen of rigid t-Xnmination in the
ltml Cross info Saving: tests. should
‘ ft‘li proud. for they are the much
l «miovl Liiii‘S and the centre of attrac-
. tion or all llO\'lt‘(‘S. as they strut up
‘ilm bomb with cheats thrown out
i and the coveted insignia of the
American lit‘d Crws Life Saving
li‘nrps Ivl'ttlliilii'lllly displayed on their
bathing suits.
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Congressman Schuyler
Congress says:
“I believe." he said in answer to
a question. “that. this last session of
Congress was productive of morc
generally constructive legislation
than any in recent years."
New Tax Rates
Asked what he deemed were the
outstanding accomplishments. he
sold.
"It is hard to give you them off-
thc revision of the Federal revenue
rates. although lower. will product:
more revenue and will give more
general satisfaction than the high-
er rtttcs they supercede. In fact the
returns alreadyu-cccivcd prove this
The new rates also vindicate .\lr.
Mellon‘s wisdom. You may remem-
ber that he advocated the ' lower
rates two years ago.
"Then another piece of most cen-
struetlve legislation is the railway
labor bill. In my opinion it marks
a new day in the settlement of dif—
ferences between railway executives
and workers. The bill provides every
reasonable opportunity for both to
come together in agreement by
means of a mediation oard. Furth-
er provision is made t ” t hi eve of
extreme emergency. or should file
medlafloo board fall. on emergency
board be formed. the decision of
which is final. Neither side can
change its statue before this latter
board gives its decision. There is no
chance for any map tie-up suclt as
happened in the case of the New
York subws7-" '
‘ But." Mr. Merritt was asked
"supposing this board of arbitration
decided against one or the .other
parties. wouldn't. it set a precedent
that might make for prejudice when
the board is again called upon to
soft"
"No.” he said. "because the per-
sonnel of the arbitration board is
never the same. it is only formed
as an energies!” nee-urc; it is not
eehnllng committee.” ‘ ‘ ‘
he “a” Court '
i
mammogram“.
“9‘s
Merritt Praises Work ' 3
Of Congress During
Session Just Closed
Can’t Approve EvTer—ything. But, On the Whole, Finds
Accomplishments Gral
Merritt.
commenting on the work of the last!
I
and tax bill. I believe the new tax,
ifyln .
I iiiiiiistration's adherence to
World Court?" he was asked.
"That. was a wise move." said Mr.
Merritt. "I believe in it fully. My
only regret is that there are so many
i rtscrvatlous that it may not be ac-
,Ct-piltbio to the other nations. 1
i would like to remove overy obstacle
.iotvtll‘tl permanent world peace and
I to make every effort to bring about
a type of international entity like
}iliill. which exists between Canada
,and the United Sixties."
I. Foreign Debts
{ "How about the matter of for-
eign debts?"
' Well. I was going to speak of
:that in connection with another oi
lilie outstanding accomplishments of
.lhc last Congress. Settlements have
been made by practically all the
1 foreign countries except France. The
ingreenient with France has been
1 passed by the House. but not yet by
.ihe Senate. possibly because the
:h'enaie is waiting to see how France
l reacts on the proposal.
i "Then another thing which I
‘think is a big step in the right di-
‘ rection." contittticd Mr. ,Merritt.
‘ was the passage of s. bill approprlg.
iing funds for public buildings
throughout the lcountry. An effort
has been made for s. long time to
pass this measure. It was badly
needed. ‘
the
cat-Tan: nannrrr sore
ovum: IN COURT tops!
Captain H. s. Babbitt of fie
United States Navy. arrested se i
weeks ago on the charge or reck-
less driving was found not guilty by
Judge Freeman Light in the down-
town city court this morning. .
TreasuryBalanee
July 20.—
\VASHINGTON.
l‘nitcd States Treasury balance
at the close of business July 24
was 8217,9143”.
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